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Enter the initial velocity of the ball: 100
Time: 0 Height: 0.0
Time: 1 Height: 100.0
Time: 2 Height: 168.0
Time: 3 Height: 204.0
Time: 4 Height: 208.0
Time: 5 Height: 180.0
Time: 6 Height: 120.0
Time: 7 Height: 28.0
Bounce!
Time: 8 Height: 48.0
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